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Dave Matthews, Trey Anastasio and Chris Stapleton Play T.J. Martell Foundation Gala, Recognize Manager Coran Capshaw (opens the original)
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Dave Matthews, Trey Anastasio and Chris Stapleton all performed at Manhattan’s Cipriani on Tuesday night (Sept. 15) — but at the annual T.J. Martell Foundation New York Honors Gala, none of these stars were the headliner. Rather, it was the more than $3.2 million that the night’s attendees, who hailed from every corner of the music business, raised for the organization’s mission of cancer research. Also above Matthews, Anastasio and Stapleton on the bill: Red Light Management founder Coran Capsh
Forge Music Group Officially Launches: ‘Our Job Is to Bring Extraordinary People Together and Let Them Create’ (opens the original)
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Four music industry pros — Matt Geffen, Ben Schecter, Charlie Perl and Tim Jordan — have officially launched the new multi-sector entertainment company Forge Music Group. Comprised of Forge Management, Forge Records and Forge Publishing, the new company will help artists, producers and songwriters by “combining strategic management with creative and commercial expertise,” according to a press release. “We’re in a unique time where great music and art travels the world in a way that has never bee
Billy Strings’ ‘So Much for Goodbyes’: All 16 Tracks Ranked (opens the original)
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Over the last few years, virtuosic bluegrass player Billy Strings has become an arena artist on the strength of his lightning-quick picking, psychedelic improvisation and Deadhead-like following, the Billy Goats. But concurrently, the 33-year-old from Michigan has developed a reputation as one of the Americana space’s most gifted young songwriters and accomplished recording artists: His five most recent albums all received Grammy nominations for best bluegrass album, with three (2019’s Home and
Could Alt-Country Star This Is Lorelei Be Preparing to Pivot? ‘This Album Is the Central Point of a Phase’ (opens the original)
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The thing is,” Nate Amos says between drags of a Marlboro and sips from a zero-sugar Monster Energy, “I’m, like, the perfect age to be a Slipknot kid. But I never got into metal until I was in my late 20s.” On this stiflingly humid late-July afternoon, Amos — the 35-year-old singer-songwriter and mastermind of This Is Lorelei — is perched on a bench in the backyard of a bar in Manhattan’s East Village, draped in a baggy black Slipknot T-shirt, headphones coiled around his neck. Add in his shagg
Inside King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s Hard Dance Experiment: ‘This Is Some Mad Scientist Sh–‘ (opens the original)
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Uber-prolific Australian band King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard has released nearly 30 albums since its 2012 debut — in other words, the band isn’t known for the drawn-out studio perfectionism that often stymies musicians. But with Alien Metal, its 28th studio album — and first in 14 months, an eternity in the Gizzverse – King Gizzard did something out of character: It took its time. And with good reason. Out today (Aug. 14), Alien Metal is arguably the biggest swing in a catalog full of them, as
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